Chronic gastrite: modern state of the problem

Минушкин, О. Н.; Зверков, И. В.; Lvova, N V; Skibina, Julia S.; Inevatova, V. S.

doi:10.26442/00403660.2020.08.000693

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“…По окончании острого состояния питание должно становиться полноценным с соблюдением стимулирующего принципа в период ремиссии у больных с пониженной кислотностью. Рекомендуется дробный прием пищи, небольшими порциями по 5-6 раз в сутки [21].…”

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Modern approaches to pharmacotherapy of chronic gastritis

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The definition of gastritis is based on the histological features of the gastric mucosa. This is not the erythema observed during gastroscopy, and there are no specific clinical manifestations or symptoms that determine it. The modern classification of gastritis is based on time (acute and chronic), histological features, anatomical distribution and the main pathological mechanisms. Acute gastritis will develop into chronic if left untreated. Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is the most common cause of gastritis worldwide. However, from 60 to 70% H. pylori-negative subjects with functional dyspepsia or non-erosive gastroesophageal reflux were also found to have gastritis. H. pylori-negative gastritis is considered when a person meets all four of these criteria: negative triple staining of biopsies of the gastric mucosa, no history of treatment of H. pylori. In these patients, the cause of gastritis may be associated with tobacco smoking, alcohol consumption and / or the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) or steroids. Other causes of gastritis include autoimmune gastritis associated with antibodies of serum anti-parietal and anti-internal factor; organisms other than H. pylori, such as Mycobacterium avium intracellulare, Herpes simplex and Cytomegalovirus; gastritis caused by acid reflux; Rare causes of gastritis include collagen gastritis, sarcoidosis, eosinophilic gastritis and lymphocytic gastritis. The clinical picture, laboratory studies, gastroscopy, as well as histological and microbiological examination of tissue biopsies are important for the diagnosis of gastritis and its causes. Treatment of gastritis caused by H. pylori leads to the rapid disappearance of polymorphic-nuclear infiltration and a decrease in chronic inflammatory infiltrate with gradual normalization of the mucous membrane. Other types of gastritis should be treated based on their etiology.

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Chronic gastritis and functional dyspepsia. Unity and struggle of two opposites

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The review article describes the epidemiology, clinical picture, pathogenesis, approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of chronic gastritis and functional dyspepsia. Chronic gastritis is an unreasonably common diagnosis in our clinical practice, which is diagnosed in patients with disturbing dyspeptic complaints. According to the agreement documents, chronic gastritis is primarily a morphological concept. Chronic gastritis has no pathognomonic clinical signs and should be diagnosed during the histological examination of the gastric mucosa. Functional dyspepsia is a diagnosis that reflects the presence of a certain symptom complex (pain or burning sensation in the epigastrium, a feeling of fullness or early satiety) in the absence of diseases that could explain the symptoms. Secondary dyspepsia is diagnosed in patients with organic diseases of the upper gastrointestinal tract, metabolic or systemic diseases that cause dyspeptic syndrome. In the process of examining a patient with disturbing dyspeptic complaints, it is advisable for the doctor to use the diagnosis “unspecified dyspepsia” – a preliminary diagnosis before laboratory and instrumental examination aimed at identifying the cause of the dyspeptic syndrome. Dyspepsia associated with H. pylori is diagnosed in patients with H. pylori infection. The diagnosis is revised over time and is competent if complaints have been relieved within 6 months after effective H. pylori eradication.The main drugs for the treatment of patients with dyspeptic complaints are proton pump inhibitors and prokinetics. Omeprazole with domperidone sustained release (SR) in a fixed dose combination is characterized by optimal efficacy and a good safety profile in patients with both functional and secondary dyspepsia and ensures a high level of treatment adherence.

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Biliary refl ux gastritis: features of pathogenesis, diagnostics and treatment

Sheptulin,

Storonova,

Pavlov

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The article discusses the controversial terminology of biliary refl ux gastritis and the factors predisposing to its occurrence. Pathogenesis of this disease includes 2 main components: disorders of motility of the stomach and duodenum, leading to duodeno-gastric refl ux, and direct damaging eff ect of hydrophobic bile acids and lysolecithin on the protective barrier of the stomach mucosa. Clinical picture of biliary refl ux gastritis is nonspecifi c and most often corresponds to dyspepsia syndrome. Esophagogastroduodenoscopy with biopsy and subsequent histological examination, 24-hour pH-metry of the stomach, monitoring of bilirubin level in gastric contents are used in diagnostics of this disease. Treatment of biliary refl ux gastritis includes prescription of ursodeoxycholic acid, prokinetics, antacids, proton pump inhibitors, cytoprotectors. Given the insuffi cient study and controversial coverage of many aspects of biliary refl ux gastritis, this problem requires further research.

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Chronic gastrite: modern state of the problem

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Modern approaches to pharmacotherapy of chronic gastritis

Modern approaches to pharmacotherapy of chronic gastritis

Chronic gastritis and functional dyspepsia. Unity and struggle of two opposites

Biliary refl ux gastritis: features of pathogenesis, diagnostics and treatment

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